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The Mango Tree (La mata de mango)

Edel Rodriguez
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Pages
48
Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Abrams Books for Young Readers

About

From internationally renowned, award-winning artist Edel Rodriguez comes “The Mango Tree”, an enchanting wordless picture book and a moving, fantastical take on his childhood experience as an immigrant.

In a quiet village on a small island, two boys spend their days in a mango tree. High above the rest of the world, they play, take naps in the shade, and eat mangoes together. But after a huge storm sweeps one boy out into unknown waters, he finds himself alone in a strange new land, where everything is different and unfamiliar.

In this poignant, personal story, internationally celebrated Cuban American artist Edel Rodriguez brings to life his childhood experience as an immigrant to the US. Taking readers on a fantastical journey into the unknown, “The Mango Tree” (La mata de mango) is a tale of new experiences, the bonds that connect us to home, and a friendship that endures across time and borders.

Related Subjects

  • New Experience
  • Social Themes
  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Latin America
  • Biographical
  • Emigration, Immigration & Refugees
  • Friendship

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